Ever wonder what happens when you’re done with the wine? By Gordon takes those bottles and turns them into a unique Chandelier. We recently→

NPR: Move over Abba, Sweden has found new fame. The small Nordic country is breaking records — in waste. Sweden’s program of generating energy→

Harvey Lacey remembers the day he first came up with his idea for sustainable housing. He woke up from a deep sleep with a→

SeacostOnline: The tagline for a new online business, Hoist Away Bags, pretty much says it all: “raising old sails to new heights.” Founder and→

With CompostNow you can home compost, without composting at home. Members receive a small bin to keep in your kitchen or on your back→

Alaska Dispatch: Back in 2011 inventor Akinori Ito unveiled a machine that breaks down plastic bags, turning them into usable crude oil. Ito’s invention→

Courier-Life: Holmen businessman Mike Niles calls his new business venture Computer Plastics Recycled, or CPR, a name that fittingly describes what Niles is doing→

BottleHood makes glassware from used wine, beer, liquor and soda bottles recycled from restaurants, bars, homes and events in the community.

With the introduction of the CompoKeeper, diverting kitchen scraps from going to the landfill is now a piece of cake. As communities become increasingly→

The World: Advances in medical technology, combined with the fact that people are living longer, means that more and more of us pass away→

Recycling goes well past plastic bottles and newspaper. Empty casing that litter the ground at a shooting range have the potential to be reused→

Sandy Sanderson needed something to keep himself occupied after breaking his wrist in a motorcycle accident. He started building amazing model cars from discarded→

Whether you head a secret organization, run a large company, or you simply don’t trust throwing away old hardware with sensitive data, Data Killers→

First it was the milk bottle that went green, now the same company is turning to paper for wine bottles! The first question that→

First you could drop off your extra pennies, nickels and dimes in exchange for dollar bills (minus 8.9%) at Coinstar vending machines. Then you→

Fast Company reports that Genomatica, a startup best known for figuring out how to make spandex from sugar cane and E.coli, has a new→

Aiming to extend the “reuse” stage for more industrial materials, Houston-based RecycleMatch helps companies with unwanted waste find companies that want to reuse it,→

According to Fast Company, Walmart generates a lot of recyclable waste. So instead of sending it all to recycling plants, the retail giant has→

Democrat and Chronicle: When Zachary Romano graduated from the College at Brockport two years ago he was looking for something he could really enjoy.→

Forbes: When Diana Mong’are became tired of the ever-growing trash piles in her community, she decided to do something about it. She set out→